The future of economic regulation in the UK
The IfG brought together four leading academics and practitioners to discuss the most pressing challenges for economic regulation in the UK.
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The IfG brought together four leading academics and practitioners to discuss the most pressing challenges for economic regulation in the UK.
How can the next government make progress on delivering its ambitions while maintaining fiscal sustainability?
Guidance for public bodies can be less clear than for government departments, but the same principles apply.
The Cabinet Office is working to reduce delays and improve diversity – but there is more to do.
Dame Meg Hillier and Sir Robert Buckland joined our expert panel to discuss what can be done to strengthen parliament's scrutiny role over regulators.